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Did you think the craze for open-top cars without a windscreen was a) reserved for those with money to burn and b) a fad you’d hoped would go away?

​The seventh-generation Ford Mustang has been revealed, with an opening line-up that includes more powerful EcoBoost and V8 versions, plus the 500bhp, track-ready ‘Dark Horse’

​The BMW M Hybrid V8 has entered the next phase of testing in the USA.

​Testing for the next chapter of BMW M's transformation to electric mobility is well underway.

​BMW is continuing to test hydrogen as an option for electric drivetrains, now the iX5 Hydrogen has entered small series production.

​An analysis of auction results at the recent Monterey Week has revealed strong results for modern classics but weakening values for older cars. Several new records were set for post-1980 Ferraris.

​Fiat has unveiled images of its new Brazilian market Fastback, a coupe-style five-door SUV

​Alfa Romeo’s new large car, due for launch in 2027, will be an electric saloon rather than an SUV, CEO Jean-Philippe Imparato has confirmed.

​A new restomod has been revealed by Automobili Maggiore. Called the GranTurismO, it’s described as a “crazy project” that transforms a Ferrari 308/328 into a modern homage to the 288 GTO.

​More powerful, lower, wider and lighter, the new Performante version of Lamborghini’s Urus is claimed to be one of the world’s fastest SUVs.

​The Historic & Classic Vehicles Alliance (HCVA), an organisation representing the historic vehicle industry as well as classic car owners, is lobbying for changes to the UK’s Low Emission Zones.

Porsche nods to problem sat Cariad software division as it lists on stock exchange

​Maserati is also primed to bring back the Grancabrio nameplate for an open-roof version of its reborn 2+2.

​Hagerty has announced plans to open a brand new facility at Bicester Heritage, which is now home to over 50 specialist automotive businesses at the former RAF Bomber Training Station.

​Julian Thomson, the former head of Jaguar design who left Jaguar Land Rover in May 2021

​If you’ve ever visited the Trax show at Silverstone, you’ll know that there are generally precious few Jaguars among the hordes of modified Japanese and German cars on show.

​With inflation soaring in the UK and throughout the western world (and beyond)

​Lamborghini’s hotly anticipated LMDh hypercar racer will use a twin-turbocharged V8 hybrid powertrain and compete at the Le Mans 24 Hours in 2024